Get wet in Japanese 🇯🇵

ぬれる info.

Tips to Remember the Japanese Word:
Visualize yourself in the rain and think of "nee, rainy," which can help you remember the word "ぬれる" (nureru).

Explanations:
The verb "ぬれる" (nureru) means "to get wet" or "to become wet." It is an intransitive verb in Japanese.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– 濡らす (ぬらす, nurasu): to wet something, to moisten (This is a transitive verb).

Conjugations:

– Non-Past (Present/Future) Informal:
– ぬれる (nureru) – It gets wet, It will get wet.

– Past Informal:
– ぬれた (nureta) – It got wet.

– Negative Informal:
– ぬれない (nurenai) – It doesn't get wet, It will not get wet.

– Past Negative Informal:
– ぬれなかった (nurenakatta) – It didn't get wet.

– Non-Past (Present/Future) Formal:
– ぬれます (nuremasu) – It gets wet, It will get wet.

– Past Formal:
– ぬれました (nuremaa) – It got wet.

– Negative Formal:
– ぬれません (nuremasen) – It doesn't get wet, It will not get wet.

– Past Negative Formal:
– ぬれませんでした (nuremasen dea) – It didn't get wet.

Examples of Sentences Using 'ぬれる':

1. Informal Present:
– 雨が降っているので、服がぬれる。(Ame ga futte iru node, fuku ga nureru.)
– Because it's raining, my clothes are getting wet.

2. Informal Past:
– 川で遊んでぬれた。(Kawa de asonde nureta.)
– I got wet playing in the river.

3. Formal Present:
– 今日は雨が降るので、ぬれます。(Kyou wa ame ga furu node, nuremasu.)
– Since it will rain today, I will get wet.

4. Formal Past:
– 昨日、傘を忘れたのでぬれました。(Kinou, kasa o wasureta node nuremaa.)
– I forgot my umbrella yesterday, so I got wet.

5. Informal Negative:
– このジャケットを着ればぬれない。(Kono jaketto o kireba nurenai.)
– If I wear this jacket, I won't get wet.

6. Informal Past Negative:
– ちゃんと避けたからぬれなかったよ。(Chanto saketa kara nurenakatta yo.)
– Because I avoided it properly, I didn't get wet.

7. Formal Negative:
– 窓を閉めているので、ぬれません。(Mado o shimete iru node nuremasen.)
– Since I have closed the window, it won't get wet.

8. Formal Past Negative:
– 昨日はぬれませんでした。(Kinou wa nuremasen dea.)
– I didn’t get wet yesterday.

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